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Stuart Bailie | 11:11 UK time, Sunday, 13 March 2011

Sir Bob Geldof

Listen in on Monday night's Radio Ulster show, March 14 at 11pm, to hear Bob Geldof and myself gassing about the New York Dolls, Dr Feelgood, Bowie and Banana Republics. We get to discuss the man's new album, How To Compose Popular songs that will sell, and if truth be told, we chuckled plenty.


As mentioned before, we recorded the programme in the kitchen of his south London home. By the end of it, he was playing the ukelele and bellyaching about Top Gear. It was a most enjoyable morning and the only payback was all the time afterwards in the editing process, removing the expletives and some of the more unfettered stories. At the core of it all is a music fan and I'm glad that I got to connect with that.

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